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How does a scale factor relate to a scale factor?
Tautologically!
How does scale factor relate to perimeter?
Scale factor and perimeter are related because if the scale factor is 2, then the perimeter will be doubled. So whatever the scale factor is, that is how many times the perimeter will be enlarged.
How does the scale factor apply to the area?
The areas are related by the square of the scale factor.
What triangle has 7cm 7cm 7cm?
cube test of cm;1in3 in 7days
How many in in 7cm?
There are: 70mm = 7cm
18mm 7cm 3dm 1m least to greatest?
That's in the right order.
What is 7cm in meters?
There are 100cm in 1m, therefore 7cm x (1m)/(100cm) = .07m
How tall is 1m 7cm?
2.54cm is an inch so, 1m 7cm = 107cm = 42.12 inchesSo, 3 feet 6.12 inches
What is the scale factor of 2cm to 1m?
It is 1 : 50.
What is scale 4cm makes 1m?
The scale "4 cm = 1 m" is a factor of 1:25 (1/25th scale). 1m/.04m = 25
1m 7cm equals how many cm?
1007cm
What is 1M when the scale is 1 75?
to work out the scale we take the number of mm in 1m =1000 and then divide by the scale factor in this case 1:75 so 1000 divided by 75 = 13.333333333333333
What is the order in least to greatest in 7cm 18mm 1m and 3dm?
1m 3 dm 7 cm 18 mm
How much cm is a ho scale train set?
7cm.
What are the standard units for apparent brightness?
The apparent brightness is assigned a unit called "magnitude", abbreviated "m". Lower numbers mean a brighter star. It is a logarithmic scale, such that every 5 numbers represent a factor of 100; a difference of 1m corresponds, approximately, to a factor of 2.5.The apparent brightness is assigned a unit called "magnitude", abbreviated "m". Lower numbers mean a brighter star. It is a logarithmic scale, such that every 5 numbers represent a factor of 100; a difference of 1m corresponds, approximately, to a factor of 2.5.The apparent brightness is assigned a unit called "magnitude", abbreviated "m". Lower numbers mean a brighter star. It is a logarithmic scale, such that every 5 numbers represent a factor of 100; a difference of 1m corresponds, approximately, to a factor of 2.5.The apparent brightness is assigned a unit called "magnitude", abbreviated "m". Lower numbers mean a brighter star. It is a logarithmic scale, such that every 5 numbers represent a factor of 100; a difference of 1m corresponds, approximately, to a factor of 2.5.
How do you dilate a scale factor?
You increase the scale factor.
How does a scale factor relate to a scale factor?
Tautologically!
